'That's an antichrist': Right-wing host loses it over one line in Dem's fiery speech

A conservative broadcaster declared Sen. Cory Booker a servant of darkness this week after the New Jersey Democrat delivered a thunderous speech calling on Americans to fight for democracy, all because of one line about grassroots organizing.

Booker took the stage at the Michigan Democratic Women's Caucus Legacy Luncheon last weekend and delivered a fiery 25-minute speech, imploring Democrats to become "foot soldiers for democracy" and warning of "darkness and wind" facing the nation ahead of the midterms.

But it was one particular moment that sent BlazeTV and YouTube host Pat Gray over the edge: Booker gesturing skyward while declaring that what the country needed was not help "from on high."

Gray played the clip on a recent episode of "Pat Gray Unleashed" and rendered his verdict without much deliberation.

"He's telling you we don't need God. Well, that's an antichrist," Gray declared, throwing up a hand in disbelief. "That is an antichrist. Maybe not the antichrist, but he's an antichrist."

In Gray's reading, Booker was telling Americans to abandon God entirely, with Democrats positioning themselves as a replacement for divine authority.

"It's really not good. I'm serious about this being antichrist," Gray added. "It's despicable. It's anti-American. It's anti-Christian. It's anti-God."

His panel agreed, with co-host Jeffy diagnosing the Democratic Party with Trump Derangement Syndrome, warning the "infection" had spread.